Derwin James fined
 

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chargers?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chargers</a> S Derwin James was fined $15,609 for Body Slamming <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> Star Travis Kelce on Thursday Night</p>&mdash; Chiefs Network (@ChiefsNetwork1) <a href="https://twitter.com/ChiefsNetwork1/status/1571215677683384321?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 17, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Will also be serving 25-life in prison. Still too lenient imo.

Fines like this are hilarious. That's like my boss fining me a nickel for telling him to take his head out of his ass.

Fines should be on a percentage of what the player makes. Otherwise, this literally does nothing. He probably dug that fine money out of his couch cushions.

who?

But no flag on the play.

But he got a WWE endorsement contract to cover it.

Flag? Flag? Where was the flag?

I think he would be happy to pay it.

That incident may have sparked our defense to step up to avenge Kelce, a blessing in disguise if you will.

Such hogshit that there was no flag.

good

bullshit that wasn't called

It is funny that between this and Bosa going low on Mahomes, that Herbert is the one who came away with an injury. Perfectly clean too.

Should have been a fowl and triple that fine

Dumb

There was nothing pheasant about that hit

Would of much rather had the 15 yard penalty you fckn reerun refs. They should pay the fine, not him

Duck or goose? :evil:

How do they arrive at that figure? Why not an even $15000 or $16000? or even $15600?
What mathematical equation gets them that extra $9?

Why was it not a legal hit in the confines of the rules?

The Ref's should be fined as well.

Good. He should of been flagged for that bullshit.

You aren't allowed to lift a player than slam him to ground. It has been a rule for quite some time. If it were legal, you would see it much more often.

It would have been less than a yard. Half the distance.

I thought the hit Mahomes took when Mack unnecessarily put all his body weight on the fall was bullshit and should have been called.

yeah he fell on him and drove him into the ground should have been called.

This x infinity

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Oh stop. The refs screwed the Chargers. All their fans say so. It’s why they lost the game.

I wasn't happy about no flag. But really, it would have been what a yard? Yard and a half? Half the distance from inside the 3 isn't much of a penalty anyway. Our offense should have been able to punch it in from there in 3 plays regardless.

Don’t mind him he’s ate up with the dumbass

Sir my post was a question

Should have been an ejection.

Lame there wasn't a flag.

Lame the announcers totally let it slide and only talked about whether it was a fumble.

I still have no idea why that wasn't a penalty and ejection. All of the talking heads seemed to think it was funny and saw no problem with that dirty shit

Funny thing is, if they called it, it would have only netted a yard.

If it had been a fumble, it would have been a big deal.

Would a flag have lead to a review/discussion for an ejection?

This is fake, this random idiot with 1200 followers is the only one reporting it. It's too early for fines to be handed down anyway, there were fines for stuff that happened in week 1 that just came out today.

Well if that play is legal, why don't you see it frequently?

Like you used to back in the day?

Easy fellas, we're all friends here.

My apologies but it was a dumbass question

Nonsense. Chiefs Kingdom Editorial Board is reporting it as well.

Well is body slamming allowed or not???

Football is a physical sport.

the no call on that and the no call on that blatant PI later in the game was some more ref bullshit

Don't care if it was an inch. It deserved a penalty.

The pussification of the NFL continues.


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I don't see you complaining about the calls that overturn INT's from you QB. Just sayin...

That's an oddly numbered amount.

$15,609 .....15 = Mahomes ...609, 60-9, 69...1969 = Chiefs first SB win.

Miami DB must have watched what Derwin did

What calls? The one where the chargers were obviously offsides? Or the one where the defender obviously didn't control the ball when it hit the ground? Which call was incorrect?

GTFO

those were legit penalties

everyone saw that blatant PI and it was sort of a crucial moment in the game, happens a lot in those situations.

So we’ve officially heard from all 6 of them?

He had one or two uncalled face masks as well. His exit from the public stage will be ugly.

Personally I think it was a chickenshit thing to do.

No we're not!

YOU are the enemy of football enjoyment and fairness.

Go nuzzle Tom Brady's ball sack with your chin.

Honestly seems kind of silly to me. It's not like he gave him a Rock Bottom. Football players get picked up and thrown around.

Derwin James fined
 

They want touch/flag football.


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It was dirty and intentional.
Not the only dirty shit I seen in that game either

I agree. James may get fined, but not yet -

If fined, it would probably be the $13,261 for 1st time sportsmanship violation.

A list of Violations and fine amounts -

He's probably going to die on the football field one of these days.

Yeah, and where are the flags for all of the late hits on Mahomes?

I worry about him, how they keep hitting him time after time after the ball is released.

This, it seems to happen every week. If it was Brady getting hit it would have been called.

It’ll be interesting to see how the nfl handles it. I don’t care too much that the penalty wasn’t called. But interesting thing is if you allow this, then you also allow this kind of hit on someone like Keenan Allen or mecole Hardman. It could damn near break him.

The ref should be fined and suspended for not flagging such blatant unnecessary roughness. :harumph:

So, when players get fined, who gets the money? The NFL? What do they do with it? I think if you fine a player, you should also make him have a press conference to apologize and then explain what he was thinking when he committed the infraction. That shit would be hilarious.

Then have him tarred and feathered by the player he committed the foul against. On live TV. That would be fun.

He should be forced to play the entire next game without cleats or a helmet

I thought somebody (might have been James as well) broke CEH's neck on one play. Looked brutal in real time and even worse on replay. That one has the James/Kelce tackle beat by a mile.

If CEH shows up on the injury report next week with a neck sprain or soreness, I wouldn't be shocked.

Pretty sure it goes to charity of the NFL choosing

Clearly not what I'm talking about. You're being extra right now.

First of all, we keep the peace. Peace keepers. Secondly, no I won't do that. I'm sure Tom does have a nice and massive set of balls though.

You expect a 275 lb locomotive to stop on a dime? Nah, those hits are legit. Teach your QB to release the ball sooner or have him stop running around so much. Use the pocket like Herbert does.

It's a physical sport. Luckily all you woke fans crying for fines aren't in charge.

I think, on my TV anyway, it looked like the helmet twisted on his head and his neck didn't twist like that.

Still not awesome but better than his head twisting like that.

I'm open to being wrong. I didn't look too close - I was busy pitching a fit that there was NO GODDAMNED MOTHER****ING FLLAG ON THAT ****ING DOGSHIT ****ING PLAY - that I may not have seen it properly. But yeah, his head definitely had some Bettlejuice action going on there.

Pretty pathetic they didn't even throw a flag.

Feetball is a fisical sport

It's total bullshit there wasn't a flag, that was a perfect illustration of unnecessary roughness looks like (and I can't help but feel that Thornhill would've been flagged if he had done that to Mike Williams, but I digress).

But what confuses me more than the non-flag is why did Kelce break inside when he was wide open to the corner of the end zone in the first place?

Yeah if he just continued his path at the catch, he walks into the endzone. Earlier in the game he did something similar with a defender right on his tail and the guy overran him and it worked out.

How about you go back to the 2019 AFC Championship game when Chris Jones got called for roughing Brady by mearly touching his shoulder pad?

It extended the game and facilitated the Patriots going to the Super Bowl and the Dee Ford offsides would never have happened.

Clearly hit him in the head. Jones is a big guy with a big hand. A lot of force can come from that, even when it doesn't always appear so.

Be honest. Do you agree with the forward progress that negated Mariota’s fumble on the DJ sack in the 2018 playoffs?

Refresh my memory, I don't recall that one. Didn't make much of an impact on me I guess. I assume that means it was a good call.

Here you go. This was called down by forward progress and no fumble.

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